Winter Park Veterinary Hospital

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Wheelchair accessible

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Mon:	7:00 am - 5:30 pm
Tue:	7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Wed:	7:00 am - 5:30 pm
Thu:	7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Fri:	7:00 am - 5:30 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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Goldenrod (8 miles)
Casselberry (9 miles)
Longwood (11 miles)
Winter Springs (12 miles)
Clarcona (13 miles)

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Behavior Modification Birds Cats Cats & Kittens Dogs Drop-Off Services Endoscopy Exotic Pets Exotics Ferrets Food Geriatrics Guinea Pigs Laser Surgery Long Term Pet Food Pocket Pets Private Lessons Rabbits Reptiles Surgery Surgical Procedures Training & Behavioral Counseling Ultrasound Veterinary Supplies

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Veterinarians, Dog Training, Kennels, Pet Boarding & Kennels, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinary Specialty Services

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Parking: Free

Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

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05/25/2010

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Came in and spoke with Jean and Ellen to discuss my dogs misbehavior. I was extremely pleased to learn about the canine training and behavior classees. My wife and I are excited to start and recommend the service to all.

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Phone: (407) 644-2676

Address: 1601 Lee Rd, Winter Park, FL 32789

Website: http://www.wpvet.com

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Winter Park Veterinary Hospital

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Dental care is important for small mammals too, and dental disease is one of the most common health-related reasons small mammals visit us. Though the cause varies, dental disease can result in substantial, and even life-threatening, health concerns in small mammals. Prevention and early detection are necessary to keep your small mammal healthy and happy.
Vaccination
Small mammal pets need to be seen annually for a wellness exam. It is best not to wait until a pet is showing signs of illness for their first exam. An annual exam gives us the opportunity to ensure that your pet is healthy and have baseline records and baseline blood values for future reference in the event that your pet is ever sick. Depending upon the type of pet, we will discuss vaccination options with you. For example, all ferrets are required by Florida law to be vaccinated against Rabies. An annual exam gives you one-on-one time with us so we can answer all of your health and behavior questions.
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Behavioral Counseling
Exotic pets with a strong veterinarian-patient relationship will benefit from better overall health and improved disease control. We encourage exotic pet parents to establish a relationship with us early in their pet’s life, before an emergency necessitates a visit. As part of our lifetime commitment to our established exotic pet parents, in the evenings and on Saturday and Sunday we prioritize established exotic pet patients if capabilities are limited. Therefore, establishing and maintaining the relationship with us is important for your exotic pet.
Nutritional Counseling
Comprehensive Examination
All birds and exotic pets need to be seen annually for a wellness exam, and we tailor our wellness exams to meet their health needs. The best treatment for any disorder is to catch it early, before your bird or exotic pet is showing any signs of illness. An annual exam gives us the opportunity to ensure that your bird or exotic pet is healthy and have baseline records and baseline blood values for future reference in the event that your pet is ever sick. An annual exam gives you one-on-one time with us so we can answer all of your health and behavior questions. We can offer many solutions concerning behavior, environment and tips to enrich your pet’s life using food, toys and other items.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
We are more than happy to accept records containing vaccines, fecal exams, and preventive deworming from other veterinary practices. A physical exam from another veterinary practice does not qualify. Upon making your reservation for overnight glamping be sure to provide the documentation of vaccines or information for our Client Service Representatives to obtain the records on your behalf.
Pain Management
Acupuncture can assist the body to heal itself by affecting certain physiological changes. Acupuncture can stimulate nerves, increase blood circulation, relieve muscle spasms, and cause the release of hormones, such as endorphins (one of the body’s pain control chemicals) and cortisol (a natural steroid).
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Food — A sufficient amount of your camper’s food for the duration of their camping trip with feeding instructions. If food is not provided, we provide our Hill’s® Science Diet® Adult Indoor Cat Food for our feline campers. If your camper has any food allergies, you may purchase the appropriate food located in our lobby.
Upper Respiratory Illness Treatment
As a full service veterinary hospital your camper will be safe under the watchful eye of our camp counselors and medical team that are dedicated to their health and well-being. There is always a risk while boarding like potential nervous tummy’s and upper respiratory issues like doggy colds that can and will happen despite our strict cleaning and safety protocols. As a full service veterinary hospital we can provide immediate treatment and care for your pets during their stay.
Intestinal Foreign Object Removal

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Parvovirus Infection Treatment
Ear Infection Treatment
Similarly, reptile pets require proper nutrition and a comfortable, safe home to remain healthy. Some species are more prone to develop certain conditions, and by understanding the diseases that commonly affect your type of reptile, the team can formulate a treatment protocol resulting in a correct diagnosis and cure for your reptile’s illness. The team at Winter Park Veterinary Hospital specializes in diagnosing and treating chronic reptile illnesses such as ear infections, skin infections, and respiratory infections.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Laser Therapy is used to treat a variety of injuries and illnesses your pet might be experiencing. It can also increase your pet’s joint flexibility and relieve any joint pain your dog or cat might feel, especially in senior pets.
Diabetes Treatment
A chronic condition is an ongoing injury or illness that can last a lifetime. New veterinary studies show many chronic conditions have continued to increase. For example, since 2007, obesity rates have increased by 74% in dogs. Dogs also get other serious diseases such as arthritis, diabetes mellitus, and heart and respiratory disease.
Thyroid Disease Treatment
Knee Problems Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
While many avian diseases can affect all species, some are more prevalent in certain species. By understanding these conditions and being familiar with various diseases, the team can develop a diagnostic and treatment plan to correctly diagnose and cure your bird’s illness. Chronic avian illnesses such as heart disease, arthritis, and liver disease are among the conditions that the team diagnoses and treats.
Kidney Disease Treatment
However, like humans, cats can also develop chronic illnesses that require ongoing care and attention. We frequently see cats with a variety of chronic conditions, such as allergies, cancer, and kidney disease, among others. Our goal is to provide the best possible care for your cat, and we achieve this through a gentle and stress-free approach to pet care. With regular medication and monitoring, we can help manage your cat’s chronic disease, enabling them to live a comfortable and happy life for as long as possible. We invite you to schedule an appointment with one of our caring team members if you have any concerns about your cat’s health, need a second opinion, or want to discuss your cat’s long-term care.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
At Winter Park Veterinary Hospital, we prefer to save your pet’s teeth. However, there are many advanced dental conditions which require the extraction of teeth and advanced dental procedures. These include advanced periodontal disease, chronic gingivitis/stomatitis, and severely fractured teeth.

Wound and Fracture Care

Dental Surgery
Winter Park Veterinary Hospital utilizes advanced dental equipment including digital radiographs, CT Scans, high speed ultrasonic scaler and fiber optic high speed drill. This equipment allows us to provide thorough dental care including complex extractions and oral surgery. After performing a thorough oral examination and reviewing the radiographs, an individualized dental treatment plan will be discussed with owners. Our doctors are skilled in advanced dental procedures, extractions and surgeries so your pet will be in very good hands.
Ophthalmic Surgery
Veterinary Surgery
The team at Winter Park Vet offers advanced treatment options in our caring, gentle, privately-owned hospital. Our clients, and referred clients, have an effective, affordable alternative to specialty care and specialty surgical care for their pet. We are willing to think outside the box and will assist clients when specialist options are not viable for you or your pet.
Laser Surgery
Laser Surgery. Winter Park Veterinary Hospital is one of the most experienced veterinary hospitals capable of performing laser surgery. Laser technology reduces surgical trauma to your pet, improves recovery and can shorten their hospital stay. A laser is a device that produces an extremely powerful and concentrated beam of light. Unlike traditional surgery with a scalpel or scissors which can bruise or crush tissue, only the laser light beam touches the tissue. Laser surgery provides the same benefits to pets as human patients: less pain, less bleeding, less infection, less swelling and discomfort after surgery, and the ability to resume normal activities sooner. Laser surgery can be used to make unique bloodless laser incisions, as well as to remove unhealthy tissue such as tumors, without excessive loss of blood typical of conventional scalpel based surgery.
Spaying and Neutering

Laboratory Services
Prior to surgery, all patients are carefully screened, and anesthetics are specifically tailored to your pet. We require pre-surgical blood work so we can evaluate your pet’s kidney, liver and heart function prior to undergoing anesthesia.
X-Ray
Dental Radiology
Digital dental radiography allows us to visualize the internal anatomy of your pet’s teeth along with the roots and surrounding bone. Most serious periodontal disease is below the gum line requiring dental x-rays to diagnose. Radiographs allow us to diagnose bone loss or hidden disease that may be present in the tooth roots and jawbone areas that may not have been visible during our thorough oral exam prior to the exam. Having digital dental capability allows us to sedate, exam, x-ray, and clean your pet’s teeth in around 30- 45 minutes depending on the severity of the cleaning and the number of extractions required.
Microchipping
This is an easy procedure that can be done in-office without anesthesia. Microchipping is the safest option for permanent identification.

General Pet Care

Boarding
Board your pet with Winter Park Veterinary Hospital! Our veterinary hospital provides luxurious boarding accommodations for dogs and cats. Highlights of our pet boarding facility include...
Grooming
Senior Pet Care
Laser therapy is a new, noninvasive, painless and side-effect free therapeutic treatment offered by Winter Park Veterinary Hospital for your dog or cat. Laser therapy has been scientifically proven to be successful in treating post-surgical pain and many other conditions such as arthritis, back pain and inflammatory conditions. It has offered a new lease on life for countless senior pets suffering from arthritis and degenerative joint disease.

Small Animal Vet
We are looking for an experienced small animal vet with an interest in Exotics. Join the highly-trained and experienced veterinary professionals with a shared passion for the highest level of preventative and life-saving veterinary care for all pets. We are family owned and growing! Please contact Billy Hess at [email protected].

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